Sentence examples similar to a firmly established effect from inspiring English sources
Two firmly established effects of circulating S1P are to maintain endothelial barrier function and to regulate immune cell trafficking.
Consumption of Cr VI) through drinking water produced clear carcinogenic effects in both sexes of mice and rats, and Cr VI) has a firmly established potential to cause human respiratory cancers.
London already had a firmly established cycling culture.
The baculovirus insect cell expression system has become a firmly established production platform in biotechnology.
It is not a firmly established number, but it is used by convention in most studies.
The returning military veteran is a firmly established character in American literature.
The philosophy of film is now a firmly established subfield of contemporary philosophy of art.
The Boiler Room is now a firmly established stable in global dance music.
More recently, the TOR pathway has emerged as an important modulator of aging, an effect firmly established in several invertebrate models (Kaeberlein and Kennedy, 2008).
In cell culture models, a wealth of studies have firmly established the deleterious effect of ceramide on glial and neuronal cells exposed to Aβ peptides [ 26, 33, 34].
The urban night sky was on average 15 times brighter than that in a rural location, firmly establishing the effects of artificial lighting sources on the night sky.
